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Iconic Scottish destination Green Welly Stop goes on sale after 61 years

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By Katharine Hay Verified
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The site now includes two cafés, shops, a fuel station, whisky, traveller facilities and staff accommodation One of Scotland's best-known roadside landmarks has been put on the market after more than six decades in family ownership. The Green Welly Stop at Tyndrum, Stirlingshire, has gone on sale, marking the end of an era for the family behind the Highland destination.
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First bovine animal tests positive for bluetongue as vaccine supply concerns grow

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By Katharine Hay Verified
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Five animals in Scotland have tested positive for the virus so far. The potentially fatal livestock virus bluetongue has been detected in a bovine animal in Scotland for the first time as concern over a depleting vaccine supply in the country continues to grow. The National Farmers Union Scotland (NFU Scotland) confirmed the latest case of BTV-3 on a farm in Dumfries and Galloway. It remains unclear whether it was a cow, heifer, bull or stott.
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Search to find Kingussie Kong II as another monkey escapes from Highland Wildlife Park

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By Katharine Hay Verified
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Yet another Japanese macaque, this time one called called Luka, fled from his home at the park near Kingussie. A search is ongoing to track down a monkey that has escaped from its enclosure at the Highland Wildlife Park. The Japanese macaque, called Luka, fled from his home at the park near Kingussie overnight. A search party, involving thermal imaging drones, was launched on Monday.
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